Unveiling the Grandeur of Crowded Grand Buildings | Smartphone Photography Tricks

Capturing the beauty of grand buildings is like freezing a masterpiece in time. Their symmetry, texture, and design tell stories of creativity and vision. To get that perfect shot, try using a zoom lens for those intricate details or an ultra-wide lens to frame the entire structure without distractions. One needs to position one's camera directly in front and center, then gently adjust from side to side to find that sweet spot of symmetry. A little patience and a steady hand, and there goes a picture-perfect click.
In this short yet enlightening video, Gordon Laing talks about interesting tricks by which you can take your #smartphonephotography skills to a whole new level by adjusting your camera angles. Check out this video, and don’t forget to share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below. We would love to see your collection consisting of the grandeur of architectural marvels.
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Gordon Laing is an experienced photographer and has also written "In Camera," which is a book about JPEG photography. He has worked as a journalist for more than 25 years. Besides being the editor of cameralabs.com, Gordon is also a travel enthusiast. He uses the handle @Cameralabs to share updates about his work on social media. You can learn more from him at Cameralabs.com and TH-cam.
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[@sunilchaudhary1206]

Wide angle helps a lot when you are closer to subject and subject is large 🦣 in size.. great content 💯

[@jeffreydouglas351]

Very helpful!